In this edition: shopping mall discounts; tax or taking?; and temporary shelter goes permanent.

In this edition: expensive RV parking; mixed messages in the mayoral campaign; and small business challenges.

In this edition: staffing up SFPD; making crime criminal; and Gav’s ambition.

In this edition: unaffordable housing; traffic stop trouble; and learned leaders.

In this edition: Police Commission shenanigans; judges under fire; and a foray into public banking.

In this edition: dueling rallies; IKEA to the rescue; and plastic straws, reconsidered.

In this edition: Ninth Circuit weighs in on encampments; tragedy in the Mission; and California’s crime problem.

In this edition: healthcare plan or slush fund?; remote work for (not) all; Supervisors have a say on driverless cars.

In this edition: law enforcement challenges; Newsom v. DeSantis; and surfing dogs.

In this edition: budget shenanigans; rainbows > times tables; and felons hosting fundraisers.

In this edition: permanent temporary legislation; Weiner makes waves; and adios Anchor Steam.

In this edition: minimum wage hikes; indigent millionaires; and otters are ridiculous.

In this edition: Budget wins and losses; salty food columnists; and Gavin Newsom runs for president on bold “enforce the law” platform.

In this edition: A million here, a million there — pretty soon we’re talking about real money; social scientists behaving badly; and early results from the Tenderloin crackdown.

In this edition: A recap of last week’s Board meeting; Westfield hands over the keys; and SF’s homelessness crisis — it gets worse before it gets worse.

In this edition: Take a seat… no, wait, not THOSE seats; the myth of parrot-ocracy; and some new sheriffs in town.

In this edition: Pride Month in San Francisco; crackdown in the Tenderloin; and local supervisor seriously harshes our mellow, man.

In this edition: The Boys of Pointe du Hoc.

In this edition: A McFlurry of construction activity at Haight and Stanyan; SFMTA celebrates small business month by making it harder to shop at small businesses; and, of course, the city’s $20,000 trash cans are being held up in committee.

In this edition: Say it ain’t Stow; bad legal takes; and a once-in-a-lifetime chance for California voters to actually influence a presidential election.